As it starts to get light, we’re getting a better idea of the damage and #RustonLA @MyArkLaMiss @jarodfloyd @ChelseaJonesTV @ChrisDemirdjian @ReidLybarger @BrianBriggsWX pic.twitter.com/B9qAxuRXHf — Andy Pederson (@AndyMPederson) April 25, 2019 A tornado ripped through the town of Ruston, LA in…
An upper-level low currently located over the Southwest U.S. and North Mexico is going to track across Texas tomorrow and into the Mississippi Valley Thursday. At the surface, an associated front will drop into south Texas tomorrow. The formation of…
17 tornadoes have been confirmed in Mississippi from Thursday’s severe weather. Four got a rating of EF-2 according to the latest public information statement from National Weather Service (NWS) Jackson, MS. The strongest of the four EF-2 twisters impacted the…
The National Hurricane Center (NHC)released the tropical cyclone report for Michael this morning. According to the NHC website, TC reports “contain comprehensive information” on a storm. Meteorological statistics, casualties, damages, and post-analysis best track (six-hourly positions and intensities) are included. During…
A tornado watch is now in effect for parts of western and southern Alabama and the western Florida Panhandle until 11 PM CDT. Mobile, AL, Tuscaloosa, AL, and Pensacola, FL are included. A few tornadoes and severe wind gusts up…
A new tornado watch has been issued for extreme southeast Louisiana and a large chunk of east Mississippi until 9 PM CDT. New Orleans, LA, Biloxi, MS and Hattiesburg, MS are some cities included. A few tornadoes and wind gusts…
A tornado watch has been issued for east Louisiana and west-central Mississippi until 7 PM CDT. Baton Rouge, LA, Lake Charles, LA, Alexandria, LA and Vicksburg, MS are some cities included. A few tornadoes, some of which could be strong…
A large area of rain and storms, the remnants of a squall line, is impacting east Texas and west Louisiana this morning. However, these storms are mostly sub-severe at this time. The significant severe threat will come later today through…
A severe weather event is expected to unfold this afternoon, tonight and tomorrow. This Afternoon and Tonight Discrete cells should fire up between 5 PM and 6 PM CDT. Coverage should then increase for the remainder of the evening going…
A multi-day severe weather event is still expected to unfold tomorrow and Thursday. Tomorrow A capping inversion, also called a “CAP” or “lid,” will delay storm development for much of the day. However, discrete cells should eventually develop along/ahead of…